Android USB TPMS for Car DVD Navigation Systems

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Real-time tire pressure & temperature monitoring through your Android car system.

  • Connects via USB receiver
  • Displays data for all 4 tires
  • Alerts for abnormal conditions
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days

Seamless Integration with Android Car Systems

This USB TPMS system connects effortlessly to your Android car's DVD player or navigation unit through a USB receiver. A custom Android app on the included U disk installs quickly, allowing real-time tire data monitoring directly on your multimedia screen.

Real-Time Tire Safety Alerts

Monitor tire pressure and temperature continuously for all four tires. Instant audible alarms notify you of any abnormal pressure or temperature conditions, helping prevent tire bursts and extending tire lifespan.

  • High and low tire pressure alarms
  • High temperature alerts with sound prompt
  • Simultaneous 4-tire data display on screen

Reliable Sensor Technology

Utilizing stable 433MHz frequency technology ensures reliable communication between sensors and receiver. The sensors feature durable CR2050 batteries and work accurately across a wide pressure and temperature range.

  • Pressure range: 0 to 116 psi (0-8 bar)
  • Temperature range: -40°C to 125°C
  • Long-lasting CR2050 3V 330mAh battery

Easy Installation and Setup

Simply plug the USB receiver into your car’s Android system, copy and install the provided app, then pair the sensors. No complicated wiring is required, making setup quick and user-friendly.

Key Specifications

  • Receiver Voltage: DC 5V
  • Receiver Frequency: 433MHz
  • Receiver Current:
  • Sensor Pressure Range: 0-116 psi
  • Sensor Temperature Range: -40°C to 125°C
  • Sensor Battery: CR2050 3V, 330mAh

What's in the box

  • USB Receiver
  • Internal or External Sensors (choice of variant)
  • Android APK Software on U Disk
  • User Installation Guide
Product FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01 How does the Android USB TPMS connect to the car system?

It connects via a USB receiver plugged into the Android-based DVD or navigation system and uses a dedicated app installed from the included U disk.

02 What tire data does the TPMS display on the screen?

It shows real-time pressure and temperature data for all four tires simultaneously.

03 What alerts does the system provide?

It issues audible alarms for high/low tire pressure and high temperature abnormalities to warn drivers promptly.

04 What frequency technology does the TPMS use for communication?

The sensors and receiver communicate using 433MHz frequency for stable and accurate data transmission.

05 What is the pressure measurement range of the sensors?

The sensors measure tire pressure from 0 to 116 psi (0 to 8 bar).

06 What temperature range can the sensors monitor?

They monitor temperatures from -40°C to 125°C, suitable for varied driving conditions.

07 What type of battery powers the sensors?

Sensors use an internal CR2050 3V 330mAh button cell battery for long-lasting operation.

08 Is the installation process complicated?

No, the USB receiver plugs into the vehicle system, and clear instructions facilitate easy setup without complex wiring.

09 Does the system fit internal and external sensors?

Yes, there are options for either internal or external sensors depending on vehicle and user preference.

10 What power supply does the receiver require?

The USB receiver operates at DC 5V with current below 15mA, suitable for continuous connection to the car's multimedia system.

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5.0
Based on 4 reviews
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AliExpress Shopper February 2, 2026 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

what I ordered

AliExpress Shopper January 5, 2026 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Good product thanks

F***y November 15, 2025 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Thank you, well received, excellent seller.

Ч***ч October 24, 2025 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

It works, time will tell how long the batteries last.